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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1902

Page

9

Will Spend Millions for Oregon Short Line Improvements

The Oregon Short Line plans extensive upgrades this year totaling 2,500,000 dollars. Improvements include the California extension the Leamington cut off Pocatello shops and Idaho and Montana division work. New rails and rolling stock will boost capacity as the line aims to raise standards and entice more travelers.

Oregon California Leamington Pocatello Idaho and Montana

Rail lines deny bias in coast to east traffic shift

Northwestern and Milwaukee officials deny reports of displacing traffic to the Burlington. The Minneapolis Times notes investigations by coast systems allege discrimination by Northern Pacific and Great Northern to favor the Burlington on both passenger and freight routes eastward.

Northwestern Milwaukee Northern Pacific Great Northern Burlington Minneapolis Times Eastern Territory Chicago Twin Cities Eastern Coast Roads State Railroad Commission Great Western

Western tourist travel to Yellowstone lines up for record year

General Passenger Agent Charles B Fee of the Northern Pacific says summer travel through St Paul to western points and Yellowstone will exceed any prior year. Eastern agents report heavy travel and strong immigration as homeseekers from many points move toward Minnesota and the West seeking new homes and farms.

Chicago St. Paul Chicago Great Western Pullman Company Charles &. Fee Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park Pittsburg Buffalo Territory Minnesota Pacific West

Railroads Unite To Operate Their Own Dining Service

Several western railroads including the Oregon Short Line Oregon Railroad Navigation Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Northwestern announce plans to run their own dining cars and catering services on their routes. The move aims to standardize meals improve service and reduce reliance on third party suppliers as passenger traffic recovers.

Oregon Short Line The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company Union Pacific Northern Pacific Northwestern

Dining car service reform underway with Lewis named head

General Superintendent Calvin assigns F. E. Lewis to organize a new commissary department as dining car service moves in house. Short Line now operates seven dining cars and three composite cars with Pullman handling service. Burlington orders 80 locomotives 35 in house and 45 by outside builders, 25 passenger and 50 freight, prairie and Atlantic types with weights 140 and 125 tons respectively.

Burlington Road

Sol Levy Mourns Death of Mother in San Francisco

Sol Levy the city jailer learned yesterday his mother, Mrs. Levy, died in San Francisco at age 72 or 73. The death, attributed to old age, came as a surprise as no illness was reported. She leaves two sons and two daughters, all married and living in San Francisco. Funeral set for tomorrow. Sol plans to stay behind unable to reach in time.

Sol Levy San Francisco Sol M. F. Levy

Exodus Literary Society Elects Colored Officers For Season

The Exodus Literary Society elected E. de Brown as president S stretch vice president H B Jacobs secretary Enniss Beil treasurer Ignora Scott journalist Gaius Brown assistant journalist Josephine Jacobs programme chair Mrs Josephine Jacobs and others. Tuesday night features Elder Law progress of the colored race music readings and duets at the church Idaho and Mercury streets Corner.

The Exodus Literary Society, Colored E. de Brown S. A. Sretch H. B. Jacobs Enniss Beil Ignora Scott Gaius Brown Josephine, I. Jacobs Elder Law Professor Parsons Symphony Mandolin Club Catherine Shickleford H. C. Parsons J. J. Pullard Charles Alexander R. C. Logan Mandolin Club C. P. Smith 8. A. Smith Mary Davis J. J. Bullard Idaho and Mercury Streets

John G Holland Grocer Ad in Butte Montana

An old newspaper ad lists John G Holland as a grocer at 223 North Main Street in Butte Montana offering staples and fancy groceries from global sources. It advertises teas coffees cocoa canned fruits and vegetables cereals flour and home markets with prices and special items like Port wine and Kirby's Pure Salt Whiskey.

Port Ane Kirby

Blizard remanded as state given time to amend habeas return

Judge McClernan remands Benjamin B. Blizard on a habeas corpus writ after a hearing. The county attorney has until Tuesday to amend the return alleging detention on a March 14 police warrant. The case also includes a custody dispute involving 14 year old Margaret Bonney Pearce now in the care of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Charles with a deposition sought from the girl's father in Mexico.

Blizard McClernan Etta Lyles Margaret Bonney Pearce John F. Charles Lyles Harry Pearce Charles Pearce Mexico Kirk & Clinton Mike Donlon

Mining in Montana Chapter Featured in Wonderland 1902

Wonderland 1902 offers a leading chapter on Montana mining history with rare old photographs and purpose‑taken images. Send 6 cents and a mailing address to Charles S. Fee, general passenger agent, St. Paul, Minnesota, to receive copies by mail.

Northern Pacific Montana Charles S. Fee St. Paul Minn

MISS BROWN REAPPEARS

Miss Effie Brown a Dewey flat school teacher who vanished caused alarm and inquiries. A friend reports she was ill at a Beaver block residence, then went to a friend’s home and has since recovered and is all right.

Effie Brown Dewey Flat Miss Brown Standard Office

Fort Benton Notes March ExaminationResults

Fort Benton report says six candidates sat for the recent teachers certificates. only two passed, reflecting a challenging exam. The note is filed as a Special Correspondence item from Foy Benton dated March 18.

Foy Benton

March exams and cattle talk in the county

The history paper proved difficult for applicants with questions like We must all hang together or hang separately and changes in the Roosevelt cabinet. Stockmen call March remarkable for cattle and weather risks, noting drying water holes and the need for spring snows for grass. Local council met for elections and approved hose purchases while plans for a new brick block progressed.

Roosevelt H. F E. Knuth Reynolds Sheefried Smith Benton Sheep Company Crpe Carroll Sedgewick de Lorimer Bond Street Dr. Carroll Chinook Great Falls Lohman Main Street Mavor

Public schools closed amid smallpox in Dillon

Dillon Montana reports 19 ill children as smallpox prompts indefinite school closure. Baptist church lecture postponed two weeks. Sheriff Padley seen in the Pg Hole basin for foreclosure sale on the A P Morrow ranch. Odd Fellows plan a Easter Sunday visit to M F church with sermon by Rev Smith. Rev H F Cone to visit Butte for lecture on Paul. Abstracts show final entries and land office activity. Orton Bros. offers pianos and organs at 219 N Main St Butte.

Helena Missoula

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